Does the weight of the person affect the mattress?
15242
I've had mine about six months and I don't think it does....I've lost 10-15 pounds since I got it back in Jan (the mattress helps me sleep off hoceky aches, but I don't think the mattress is directly related to my health aside of me sleeping an hour more a night on average)
15243
No, but it does add to the weight the bed frame under it must support. So get an extremely supportive, heavy duty steel one or a platform. And make sure that frame will support the weight of two large people and the mattress itself and all the bedding...plus a little. Read all the information on how much it will support.
15244
John, my husband weighs around 230 and he has no trouble. I think the heavier the person, the deeper the penetration into the mattress but it bounces right back. I hope this helps!
15245
It conforms to any body type. When you are not on it, the foam decompressed....it's wonderful!
15246
My husband is 6' 1" and weighs 210 and I weigh about 170 pounds and it does not affect the effectiveness of the mattress. I can not answer for any other weights.
15247
As far as I can tell, the weight of the person does not affect the mattress in any way. On the contrary, the mattress appears to be ideal for pretty well any weight range...
1798176
I do not know as our mattress covers that part now. i can say my husband is 6ft 4 in and weighs 296 lbs, he has no problems with this at all. we are very satisfied.
60260
I sleep on it every night and my husband does at times. No problem with weight. He is 240.
20368
I have this bed, I am sure there probably is but you also can likely adjust that. With original parts, I climbed into bed with my daughter (combined weight of probably about 225) and it bowed a little under me. But the plywood style pieces to hold up the mattress are 4 parts. So we took a long plywood board and added it on top of those and the bed has no reaction to the addition of my weight.
482570
It will stabilize it, but you may have to adjust the height of the frame to take advantage of the mattress weight.
1167357
Good question but I do not know. Did not put it thru that test. I am sure that the weight of the person is a factor.
1055494
Can't comment on the weight limit. But the frame doesn't have any way of keeping the mattress from sliding or shifting.
706651
No. Maybe for a week. My wife is 5'3 and no more than 150lbs. She hates it. I am 5'11 and about 200. I don't know who is giving these great reviews but they're wrong or received a different product. We've had the bed for almost two months and there are permanent dips, sags, whatever you want to call it. The so called " memory" foam never returns to its shape even after being off the bed for a week, the dips remain. Turn and reverse it, no luck :/ same issues.
760707
Our guests have found this bed to be quite comfortable, but the one sleeping on it doesn't weigh close to 225. Sorry I can't be of more help...
2052515
Don't understand the question, but mattress does sink where you have most weight, eg. butt. But if you have it filled properly still supportive and extremely comfortable.
1727142
I don't know if there is a published weight limit, but I do know that my patient has grown to over 300 lbs and the mattress is still doing exactly what it is supposed to.
133480
I doubt it. I guess it would depend on how heavy the person is, but the mattress is solid and you don't sink down that much in it.
1585775
equal to any other memory foam mattress. Memory foam mattress generally weigh more than your standard size. I do not know the exact weight.
1575884
unfortunately my dad passed after a few days so did not use it long. I think a person would still need to be moved somewhat, but this mattress would certainly help very much. It keeps weight from falling on any one area. It feels so much better than a standard mattress or hospital bed. It also is very well made and high quality. I would purchase it in a heart beat for a similar situation.
976414
Good morning. It would probably depend on the weight of the person using the mattress. A heavy person would tend to cause heavier wear. However, these mattresses are very well made and should last for a long time-- even with every-night use-- as long as you take care of them. (Please note that I have not tried this. Our grandkids used them for four nights and loved them.)
1812110
Not exactly sure how to answer your question....But I'm a pretty heavy guy and I haven't had any issues with the mattress. The only thing I can say is make sure you have a tight box spring so that the memory foam doesn't sink into the box. I really enjoy this mattress a lot.
824769
My 89 year old mother had some issues since it was flat on the floor and nothing around to help pull herself up off of the mattress. I believe it would help if the mattress were inflated fairly firm. It helped me. I guess it would really depend on the person's abilities to lift themself up from a low position.